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Today’s AV systems can be installed anywhere, from the boardroom to the shop floor

We live in an unprecedented era of advanced technologies that are transforming the way that we experience our lives — and cutting-edge audio-visual (AV) installations are no exception

Let's take a look at 4K and 8K HDMIs and what the pros/cons are of each

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Here’s our guide to five essential AV products that’ll help bring your AV-equipped home fully into the 21st century

Anyone looking for an audio and video (AV) cable to get started with a new set-top box for the TV, a new music system or a gaming console will rapidly find that there’s no ‘one size fits all’ option. We’re here to help you find exactly what kind you need for your specific devices

You’ve just purchased a spectacular Ultra-High-Definition ‘4K’ television – but what cable do you need to connect your game console, your cable TV set-top box or HD-capable satellite, or your Blu-ray player without sacrificing any of that glorious picture quality you’re looking forward to enjoying

New-generation 8K resolution TVs and video displays aren’t available yet, but they’re definitely coming. If you’re eager to become an early user of this advanced high-res technology, you need to know about the cables you’re going to require to link your set to your upcoming 8K digital streaming boxes, cable satellite, games consoles and Blu-ray players if you want to enjoy the stunning new visual quality at its best

HDMI cables are by far the most widely used cables for contemporary audio-visual equipment today. Happily, most aren’t expensive, apart from a new generation that are currently only really being used at present by professional gamers (the new HDMI 2.1 standard)